Using Evernote: Android application and website

Evernote is an application somewhat similar to DropBox and other file sharing websites. Upload large files or simple bookmarks and share the link with friends or clients, or keep the note in a private notebook. You can make sure that all the notes are the same across several devices with the click of the "sync button". So, if you add a file using the Evernote desktop computer program, the note will be added to your Kindle or any other registered device as soon as you sync the device over a wifi connection. Remember to sync the Kindle before leaving for a meeting.

One of the best features is using a "Synchronized Notebook" to automatically download the complete contents of the note directly onto my Kindle Fire. Usually, Evernote only stores the header information and a thumbnail of each note on a mobile device. You need a wifi signal to see the entire contents of each note - unless you create a new notebook and select the one-time option to make it a Synchronized Notebook.